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Instituto de Clima y Agua (INTA)

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General Outline

Fires in Argentina

Fire Research at INTA

Presenation of RedLaTIF network

Presenation of SERENA network

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Argentina: 2.791.810 km2

In Argentina we havegreat variability in climates and vegetation types. (clk) From North to south, fire occurrence is strongly Influenced by climatic conditions and human activities, (clk) principally agricultural expansion.Mean annual fire (clk) distributions are principally concentratedat mid-north latitudes

Fires in Argentina

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Red Latinoamericana de Teledetección Incendios Forestales

RedLaTIF is the Latin-American regional network of the GOFC/GOLD-Fire (Global Observations of Forest and Land Cover

Dynamics) program

Initially focused on fire issues (open to other topics)

RedLaTIF presentation

escuela superior de ingeniería informáticaingeniería del software de gestión

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tema 2 - administración de proyectos

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GOALS

Compile a list of Latinamerican expertsworking on remote sensing and forest fires

Foster the participation of Latinamericanscientist in global networks related

to the GOFC/GOLD-Fire program

Generate thematic networksfor participation in fire-related projects

within the Latinamerican region







PERSONS IN CONTACT

75Total4Venezuela2Uruguay1Portugal9México4España1EEUU2Costa Rica9Colombia5Chile

12Brasil14Bolivia7Argentina

Member's NumberCountry







RESULTS

Meetings

November 2004: Chile

November 2005: México

September 2006: Colombia

September 2007: Argentina

ProjectsAQL2004: Generation of a monthly burned-land mapof Latinamerica

Publications

Chuvieco, E.; S. Opazo, W. Sione, H. del Valle, J. Anaya, C. Di Bella, Cruz, L. Manzo, J. Karpandegui, N. Mari, F. González, G. López, F. Morelli, A. Setzer, I. Csiszar and A. Bastarrika (2007). Global BurnedLand Estimation in Latin America using MODIS Composite Data . Accepted Ecological Applications

http://www.fuego.org.ar/redlatif/index.htmlWebsite

SERENANew Proyect







RESULTS

Meetings

November 2004: Chile

November 2005: México

September 2006: Colombia

September 2007: Argentina

ProjectsAQL2004: Generation of a monthly burned-land mapof Latinamerica

Publications

Chuvieco, E.; S. Opazo, W. Sione, H. del Valle, J. Anaya, C. Di Bella, Cruz, L. Manzo, J. Karpandegui, N. Mari, F. González, G. López, F. Morelli, A. Setzer, I. Csiszar and A. Bastarrika (2007). Global BurnedLand Estimation in Latin America using MODIS Composite Data . Accepted Ecological Applications

http://www.fuego.org.ar/redlatif/index.htmlWebsite

SERENANew Proyect


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What is Serena?

• SERENA is the Latin-American network of study and monitoring of natural resources.

History:

• SERENA was created as part of the RedlaTIF network, and it is totally founded by the CYTED program, with more than 13 Latin-American participant countries.

Principal goals:

• Design and development of a continental processing system, using remote sensing and ancillary information, for:

• Fire detection• Burned area quantification• Fire risk estimation• Local validation

SERENA presentation

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Principal reception centers (MODIS)Serena Member groupsRedLaTIF participants

SERENA presentation

Reception Centers

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NDVI Based: Fire danger Index

SERENA presentation

Fire Danger Maps - INTA Experiences

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SERENA presentation

Fire Danger Maps - INPE Experiences

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Estimated convective precipitationVia GOESSSatellite

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SERENA presentation

Fire Danger Maps - INPE Experiences

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Conclusions

Product of FDR for Latin America

Uniform

Accurate

In real time

Need for combining information from satellite remote sensing to the products of FDR

Need for a local validation

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Thank you Very Much!Thank you Very Much!

Documents

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